CHINA An Environmental Report Card By James Jiang April 2015.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

MISP: Multi-Annual Integrated Statistical Programme Johan Selenius.

Advertisements

Title of Presentation Author 1, Author 2, Author 3, Author 4 Abstract Introduction This is my abstract. This is my abstract. This is my abstract. This.

World Consumption Project London Mcmurray. Questions 1. The largest country is Egypt I think this country has the largest literacy rate is because it.

Narrowing Your Topic. Think about your message… In your paper… WHAT are you going to SAY about your topic? or What QUESTIONS are you going to ANSWER about.

What do you think Urbanization means? If the world is becoming more urbanized, what do you think this means for rural areas?

Urban and rural areas An introduction. What is an urban area? built-up area.

Structuring your presentation.  What can make a presentation difficult to understand?  Do your presentations normally have a typical structure? 

GDP per person ($) (How much money the country has divided by the number of people) Life expectancy Literacy rate (% of people who can read and write)

Do Now Put your SOAR Card on your desk. Lay your vocabulary flashcards out, typed side up, on your desk – spread out.

(Your name and your partner’s name) present:. In this textbox, describe the kind of person you think this ad is targeting and why. Paste your ad here.

These are two population pyramids, they show the numbers of males and females and their ages in a given country. These pyramids represent Russia and Ghana.

The Regions & Physical Geography of Asia (Part I)

Bellringer #2: Geography Terms. Birth Rate The # of live births per 1000 individuals within a population. The # of live births per 1000 individuals within.

Introduction Professor Christopher Hood Chair of the Working Party.

Zimbabwe An Environmental Report Card By Maizie Steele April 2015.

DEMOCRACY LEAH & ZACH & JANELLE. MAIN FEATURES OF DEMOCRACY. A Democracy is any system of government that is ruled by the people. Examples: United States,

Five Themes of Geography

Eick : Fourth Lecture COSC 7362 About Reading and Writing Scientific Papers.

Grade 1 Books. GRADE 2 Justice for All, tackles big ideas: justice, equality, liberty, and freedom. Students examine our nation’s promise of equality.

1 Multiplying fractions: Created by James Harris

Demographic math Two things you will be able to do at the end of this lesson: Calculate a population’s doubling time Predict future population size Please.

Starter: Look at the photograph. This is the site for a proposed coal mine, providing essential fuel for the community. In pairs: Discuss whether you think.

FYI Tuesday 2 nd June – Quiz Theory of natural selection Evidence for evolution (Darwin's studies, Homologous structures, vestigial structures, Fossil.

EQ 9: How do different countries lower birth rates? 11/17 and 11/18* BR: If you were sent to Africa to lower the birth rates what three suggestions would.

When To Order High Resolution Satellite Imagery Ghassan Mikati, Ph.D GIS Expert.

National Educational Technology Standards for Students Connecting Curriculum and Technology NETS Project April 2000 Copyright © 2000, ISTE and its licensors.

Progress Report: Display of Quality Data on HealthCost.

GRAPHING DATA S.Carbajal Grade 8 What You’ll Learn Today  Becoming familiar with and easily using graphing.  Different types of graphs: bar, line,

Maps If the words are underlined, write it down..

 Session 1 Pre-Reading Strategies. 1. Look over the titles, headings, and text features  Although it sounds silly, many people jump into a text without.

Writing a Story By Richard Keegan For Fifth grade.

1. What do you see in this image? 2. What kind of source do you think it is?

Demographic math Two things you will be able to do at the end of this lesson: Calculate a population’s doubling time Predict future population size Please.

 Presentation for at home introduction to EDUC 490 – Capstone Class By K. Miller.

Population Change Explain reasons. Evaluate differences in fertility.

Symbolism. What is symbolism or a symbol?  Basic: A symbol is anything that stands for something else.  More complex: A symbol is an object or a word.

Where in the World? HOT CLIMATE. Lesson 1: Geography How do we describe a place?

Top 12 Countries ranking countries by different measures.

Differentiated Instruction and UDL. Exercise Think of a lesson plan you would like to (or have) used in a classroom Identify the grade you are hoping.

开头和结尾的写法 Presented by: 总统秘书王富贵. 今天要解决掉的问题开头结尾写几句？各种开头怎么写？ 3 全文段落分布方式 1 2 各种结尾怎么写？ 4.

Zoom-In Directions: Examine the primary source clues carefully. Determine what you see and what questions you might ask to get the “big picture.” What.

Your library association’s name and logo. Geography, population, situation of libraries in your country Number of members before BSLA Number of members.

Introduction to Android Programming. Features of Android.

World Geography Introduction

Introduction We are testing how people view graphs. First, here is a bit of background information about your graph.

Mapping Population Density

Structure and Planning

Comparing Population Density over a century

Country reports.

The Age of Exploration & Discovery

7th Grade Social Studies Name____________________

Introduction to pseudocode

Indicate the USDA grade for this broken out egg.

Zoom-In: Boxer Rebellion

Governments of the World

Strategy for analysing visual documents

Practise DME Paper: Rural Challenges and Opportunities in Malawi

A Report Card For the Planet

Anti-Natalist Policies: Case Study China’s One Child Policy

The Big 6 Research Model Step 3: Location and Access

Introduction to World Geography

Name of Photographer Setting the Scene Process Context

Vocabulary Cards Front Side: -Term spelled correctly

Countries with Discrepancies Between National and International Data

Speaking practice!.

— Construction of Grading Item Bank

[Insert your Mission’s name]

I have… I have… Who has 3:40? Who has 12:20? I have… I have…

Presentation transcript:

CHINA An Environmental Report Card By James Jiang April 2015

Abstract

Environmental Report Cards Supporting Research Describe the questions you need to ask (what needs to be graded) to produce an environmental report card for a country. Describe (and provide images of) the information resources you found for your analysis. Describe problems you had accessing and trying to use information resources for your research.

INTRODUCTION Where is your country, and what are its distinctive features?

INTRODUCTION What kind of government does your country have, and what is distinctive about its population?

ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS What natural resources does your country have and what condition are they in?

ENVIRONMENTAL INDICATORS What else is most interesting to report?

CASE STUDY #1

CASE STUDY #2

CASE STUDY #3

BIG DECISIONS AHEAD

PRIORITY ACTIONS!

MORE RESEARCH IS NEEDED!

RESEARCHER PROFILE